Benjamin Franklin's Youth, His Biographers, and the "Autobiography"

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"Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin" was written by the founder of the United States of America. This book reveals Franklin's youth, his thoughts, and his adversities and days of prosperity. He is one of the best examples of living in American dreams - I share the idea that I can work hard in order to achieve economic independence and achieve a rich life. Through autobiography, authors can talk directly to readers and their descendants. The function of autobiography is to leave a legacy to the reader. By writing autobiography, individuals share his victory, defeat, and lessons learned, allowing readers to connect and feel motivated through inspiring stories. The story of life bridges the gap between people with different ages and backgrounds and establishes a connection between the new generation and the old generation.

Benjamin Franklin's Autobiography: This part of Franklin's autobiography represents his beliefs on human integrity. In this sense, Franklin recognized and described in detail the popular philosophical and religious trends of the time, the era of enlightenment. Language and style reflect the custom of those days. Benjamin Franklin's Temporal Perspective: This library provides me with means to improve through ongoing learning, so I am one to two hours a day apart. . Reading is the only entertainment I will allow myself. I spent a lot of time playing bistro, game or all sorts. In addition, my work continues to be indispensable as essential to my work. I am in debt to the printing laboratory, and I have a young family to receive education. Furthermore, I have to face two printers built in front of me.